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British Columbia Class 7 Practice Test
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Class 7 licensing and restrictionsStandalone practice
Which vehicle can a Class 7 novice ordinarily drive, subject to their licence restrictions?
Correct answer: An ordinary two-axle passenger car
Why
Class 7 permits ordinary two-axle cars and other specifically listed vehicles, subject to its restrictions. It does not broadly authorize buses, taxis, ambulances or full-size motorcycles. Towing limits and any required endorsements also matter; check the category of the actual vehicle before driving it.
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